APPROVAL OF COUNCIL DISCRETIONARY FUNDING REQUEST FOR CO-SPONSORSHIP OF HOLLYWOOD FOOD COALITION'S PICKLEBALL FUNDRAISER [J. ROCCO, A. LOVANO, J. DEL TORO]
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AI Summary
Using city funds, this proposal would cost residents approximately $2,500 to co-sponsor the Hollywood Food Coalition's Pickleball Fundraiser. The event aims to support community engagement and charitable causes, benefiting both the local community and the Hollywood Food Coalition. The waiver of parking fees, estimated at $1,200, further supports participant accessibility.
How does this affect you?
This decision affects West Hollywood residents by allocating $2,500 of city funds to support a community event, which may enhance local engagement and provide a recreational opportunity. Residents attending the event will benefit from waived parking fees at the 5-story parking lot, making it more accessible and potentially increasing participation.
Fiscal impact
$2,500 from city funds
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